Sentence examples similar to viewed as fragmented from inspiring English sources

The typical biology curriculum can, rather accurately I am afraid, be viewed as a fragmented collection of facts and idiosyncratic observations, as opposed to overarching principles that are the equivalent to the laws of physics.

The current community aged care services are viewed as agency-centred, fragmented and inflexible [ 4, 6, 7].

Upstairs, windows and a small outdoor terrace frame views as fragmented as the city itself.

Fragmented spectrum may be viewed as the consequence of relaxed extension of channel aggregation for mobile communications.

While Linux remains intentionally fragmented (which, don't get me wrong, can be viewed as a positive), and while methods for getting set up to game remain inconsistent, I fear this will never happen.

Booker is viewed as undecided.

Applicants are viewed as commodities.

"But even being as fragmented as we are," the Plainedge School District provides the common identity, he said.

Sometimes their lives can be as crumbling and as fragmented as those of their clients.

From the 1970s, French and American criticism viewed Cervantes as a fragmented character not unlike his protagonists.

And there was no guarantee that the pharmaceutical industry, which already viewed cancer as too fragmented a market, would invest in developing drugs tailored to what were probably dozens of driver genes that had yet to be identified.